Personal Lotto Agent

Problem

When a user says something like "give me 5 Super Lotto numbers tonight", "every Tue/Thu/Sat at 20:00", or "did I win today", generic chat can confuse immediate generation, scheduled tasks, draw lookup, and prize checking, or silently fill missing times. lotto-agent maps Chinese lottery intent into explicit rule-based actions instead of letting the model guess parameters.

How It Works

• Parse first: use parse --text "user's original message" to identify actions such as generate, create_task, check_prize, and report; if needs_clarification=true, ask for the missing date or time slot.
• Separate immediate vs scheduled: future words like tonight, tomorrow, or weekday default to tasks; only explicit "now / immediately / right away" allows direct generate.
• Explicit actions: entries include status, generate, fetch_draw, check_prize, report, cancel, record, create_task, list_tasks, disable_task, cron_run, setup_notify, and parse; Python scripts and a SQLite task table handle the business logic.
• Output constraints: number results should be a standalone message, with follow-up notices separate; prize checking relies on a public draw source and local draws matching.

Boundaries

It is intended for personal use, does not guarantee winning, does not predict outcomes, and avoids phrases like "must win" or "guaranteed profit". Ambiguous times must be clarified rather than defaulting to 09:00, today, or this week. Public draw data may include placeholder values before final release, so results depend on fetched draw data and local matching.